Usage of "achievable"

Capable of existing or taking place or proving true; possible to do.

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Uso de achievable en inglés

Mr Almunia said the budget programme was achievable but prone to risk. 
 The Irish Times 

I continue to believe that such a deal is achievable, she said. 
 The South African 

Therefore several factors contribute to the maximal work capacity achievable after transplantation. 
 Pubmed 

He said: Based on what's happening in Britain, this is easily achievable. 
 The Irish Times 

Is a sustainable work place within Ireland achievable or a pipe dream? 
 The Irish Times 

They believe that it is achievable, it's given them a real focus. 
 Radio NZ 

With small case numbers, follow-up of extended contacts is sensible and achievable. 
 The Guardian 

There's nothing pie-in-the-sky about that idea; to the contrary, it's eminently achievable. 
 Wired 

These goals are not currently achievable and we want to change that. 
 BBC 

This isn't an achievable task like it was a few years ago. 
 The South African 

But he's convinced it's an achievable future, at least for smaller aircraft. 
 Wired 

These are ambitions that will see us agree achievable and practical outcomes. 
 The Guardian 

Aberrations limit the resolution, signal intensity and achievable imaging depth in microscopy. 
 Pubmed 

But I think we need to be realistic about what is achievable. 
 The Guardian 

He picked his final targets based on what he thought was achievable. 
 Reuters 

But the agency's own scientists express personal doubts that this is achievable. 
 Reuters 

achievable

Adjetivo

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Achievable a través del tiempo

Achievable por variante geográfica

Nueva Zelanda

Común

Irlanda

Común

Estados Unidos de América

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Significados de achievable en inglés